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20" Craftsman S205 46cc 2-Cycle Gas Chainsaw
$134.10
$229.00
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MTD Parts has 20" Craftsman S205 46cc 2-Cycle Gas Chainsaw (CMXGSAMY462S) for $149 - $14.90 when you apply promo code MTDTEN in cart = $134.10. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member bingo1 for posting this deal.
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MTD Parts has 20" Craftsman S205 46cc 2-Cycle Gas Chainsaw (CMXGSAMY462S) for $149 - $14.90 when you apply promo code MTDTEN in cart = $134.10. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member bingo1 for posting this deal.
Features:
- Includes heavy-duty carrying case and 2-cycle engine oil
- 46cc full-crank high output engine
- 20-in low-kickback bar and chain
- Easy Start technology for simpler pull starts
- 5-point anti-vibration system
- Automatic oiler
- Inertia-activated chain brake
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MTD Parts price of $149.00 for new unit w/free shipping.
In cart, apply Promo Code MTDTEN for additional 10% Off = $134.10
Heavy-duty carrying case and 2-cyle engine oil included. Took 4 business days to receive after order.
https://www.mtdparts.co
In cart, apply Promo Code MTDTEN for additional 10% Off = $134.10
Heavy-duty carrying case and 2-cyle engine oil included. Took 4 business days to receive after order.
https://www.mtdparts.co
Created 05-06-2024
at 11:48 PM
by bingo1
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- Battery power chainsaws still need chain tension adjusted
- Battery power chainsaws still need bar oil to be monitored and refilled
- Comes with oil mix for 1 gallon gas = super simple to refuel
- Since when does a new saw's carb need to be adjusted? Mine worked perfectly out of box.
- Battery power chainsaws still need chains to be sharpened after significant use
Agreed with your initial point that "24" is a big tree for a new chainsaw user", but none of your points back this up! Going with a battery-powered chainsaw rather than gas does not make cutting a tree easier or safer than gas for a novice or an expert.
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my Stihl is good, most people seem to do ok with them. Echo is also excellent as well as Husqvarna.
for those who want to try battery saws, i find the value of them is in winter time and small pruning jobs. my Makita is ok, but it jambs up a lot and has to be cleaned and adjusted frequently.
still looking for a pain free saw. it may be in the Echo or Stihl Pro line; not that i need one as a consumer
the stuff is like 20 bucks a gallon or more.
thanks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDuKE26
seems to work for me, but i shake it first. water tends to accumulate...
here is a comment from your video...
The biggest problem that I have seen with 2 cycle fuel is that people do not shake up thd mixture they made themselves or the pre-mixed stuff before using it everytime. The oil will seperate from the gas after awhile. You have to shake up the mixture.
my Stihl is good, most people seem to do ok with them. Echo is also excellent as well as Husqvarna.
for those who want to try battery saws, i find the value of them is in winter time and small pruning jobs. my Makita is ok, but it jambs up a lot and has to be cleaned and adjusted frequently.
still looking for a pain free saw. it may be in the Echo or Stihl Pro line; not that i need one as a consumer
here is a comment from your video...
The biggest problem that I have seen with 2 cycle fuel is that people do not shake up thd mixture they made themselves or the pre-mixed stuff before using it everytime. The oil will seperate from the gas after awhile. You have to shake up the mixture.
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Sure I wish I had a Stihl 500i but I don't have $1700 to spend.
i use an Echo trimmer, great machine. the consumer model is fine, but many will say the Pro line is worth the money.
the Echo chain saw has turned my head with interest, may have to get one and see. what most people want is a truly easy to start and easy to maintain system.
so far, not happening.
for me, the Engineered gas has made the difference. i store my saw and trimmer with the 2 stroke mix and no problems. Stihl says to keep the mix in or the pump dries out. never leave Ethanol in any motor thru the winter, or you cry.
wish i had ethanol free near me, it destroy everything it touches.
Also a lot of people are saying that there are alot of 1 star reviews, etc. If you read them it is clear most of the complaints are from user error/ignorance and lack of maintenance. You leave a chainsaw gassed up and in it's case for 2 years, it's not gonna start. But the battery Milwaukee will run.
everybody different. if you have acres, better have more than one saw.
i use both kinds, but my Makita cordless i use the most. too bad it jams up so easily, i spend more time cleaning the drive out then using it some days.
the small 14 inch chains are very cheap if you upgrade the saw bar width from the OEM supplied. hint
i use an Echo trimmer, great machine. the consumer model is fine, but many will say the Pro line is worth the money.
the Echo chain saw has turned my head with interest, may have to get one and see. what most people want is a truly easy to start and easy to maintain system.
so far, not happening.
for me, the Engineered gas has made the difference. i store my saw and trimmer with the 2 stroke mix and no problems. Stihl says to keep the mix in or the pump dries out. never leave Ethanol in any motor thru the winter, or you cry.
wish i had ethanol free near me, it destroy everything it touches.
By easy to start do you mean 3 pulls after sitting in the winter or you are tired of messing with engines that take 20 minutes to get started after their hibernation? My old Briggs IC 5hp sprayer engine takes about 10 to 15 pulls to get it started once a year. Would that qualify as stubborn? Sounds like you take care or your equipment.
By easy to start do you mean 3 pulls after sitting in the winter or you are tired of messing with engines that take 20 minutes to get started after their hibernation? My old Briggs IC 5hp sprayer engine takes about 10 to 15 pulls to get it started once a year. Would that qualify as stubborn? Sounds like you take care or your equipment.
all i did was put a small amount of Engineered 2 stroke gas in.
this week, i added more Engineered gas, but shook the can very well because water may have accumulated.
it started with full choke and died, then half choke and ran. surprised me because i don't like two stroke engines.
echo weed wacker was the same thing. i only use real gas if i have a lot to do, other than that it is canned pre mix gas.
so far works.
Edit, this also works by running out the Ethanol out of your equipment and storing it with pure Engineered gas. Ethanol should never be stored in equipment; it costs more short run but no carb problems.
this week, i added more Engineered gas, but shook the can very well because water may have accumulated.
it started with full choke and died, then half choke and ran. surprised me because i don't like two stroke engines.
echo weed wacker was the same thing. i only use real gas if i have a lot to do, other than that it is canned pre mix gas.
so far works.
Edit, this also works by running out the Ethanol out of your equipment and storing it with pure Engineered gas. Ethanol should never be stored in equipment; it costs more short run but no carb problems.
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i don't know if the equipment is getting better and wiser though. lately i have been getting some cheap chain off from amazon, got some yesterday and will see if it matters. my preference now is for smaller equipment, amazon has tons of supplies for that.